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Thailand-EU Trade Talks in Phuket Advance Digital, Green Economy

PHUKET: Thailand and the European Union are seeking progress on a free trade agreement during the latest round of negotiations being held in Phuket, as ASEAN simultaneously advances wider trade and investment initiatives with the EU, UK, Russia and Switzerland.

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PHUKET: Thailand and the European Union are seeking progress on a free trade agreement during the latest round of negotiations being held in Phuket, as ASEAN simultaneously advances wider trade and investment initiatives with the EU, UK, Russia and Switzerland.

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Democrats Urge Govt to Provide Interest-Free Loans for Flood Victims

The Democrat Party called on the Thai government to provide interest‑free loans for three to six months to flood‑affected small businesses and to deliver the promised 100,000‑baht disaster aid per household. Speaking at parliament on October 2, 2026, party leaders urged immediate action through the Government Savings Bank and warned that without aid people may fall into informal debt. They also demanded the government honor a previous Bhumjaithai pledge to set up an AI‑driven disaster fund.

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Community

JB and BamBam Bring K*Pop Masterz to Bangkok

JB and BamBam of GOT7 will headline the K*Pop Masterz concert in Bangkok this November, with tickets on sale from October 3. The article also lists other upcoming fan events in the capital, including BOYNEXTDOOR’s concert, a Thai rock festival, and fan meetings for popular Thai series.

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Community

Poh Teck Tung Foundation Deploys Relief Team to Nan Province

The Poh Teck Tung Foundation sent a disaster relief team to Nan Province after recent floods, distributing 1,500 aid packs and providing funeral assistance to one family. Total relief valued at 715,000 baht included food supplies and cash support. The foundation continues to monitor the situation and offers a 24‑hour hotline for those in need.

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National

PM Anutin Revokes Thai Citizenship of Israeli Businessman

BANGKOK: Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has signed an order revoking the Thai citizenship of an Israeli-born man for failing to disclose and renounce other nationalities upon naturalisation.

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National

Actor Mark Prin Prepares Boat as Mother's Flood Persists

Actor Mark Prin revealed he panicked after floodwaters entered his mother’s home and remained high for five days. He is preparing to buy a boat or jet ski to assist his family and neighbours while monitoring the Chao Phraya River for further rain. The incident has delayed his television shoots, but he urged the public to stay alert and support one another.

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Breaking

Floods Submerge Rice and Cassava Fields in Buriram

Continuous heavy rain has flooded rice and cassava fields in Buriram’s Nang Rong district for about a week, causing crops to begin rotting. Farmers report standing water remains in many areas despite receding levels, prompting urgent damage assessments and pleas for government assistance.

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National

Actress Patricia Shares First Photo of Newborn Son Erik

Actress Patricia Good shared the first photo of her third child, a son named Erik, born on September 28. The baby weighed 3.7 kilograms at birth, prompting an outpouring of congratulations from fellow celebrities and friends. Patricia, married to Note Wiset, celebrated the arrival of her newest family member.

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National

BEM Gets Social Impact Certificate from Thai Institute

BEM, the operator of Bangkok's expressways and metro, has received the Social Impact Footprint certification from the Thai Development Institute. The award, presented to Deputy Managing Director Alvin Ji, recognises the firm’s compliance with GRI Standards for assessing social impact. BEM says the certification reflects its commitment to responsible business practices and sustainable growth that benefits people and communities.

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National

Vegetable Prices Double in Nakhon Ratchasima After Heavy Rains

Vegetable prices in Nakhon Ratchasima have doubled after heavy rain and flooding ruined crops, causing leafy greens to jump sharply in price. Vendors say the damage has reduced supplies, and flooding in Bangkok and Ayutthaya has worsened the shortage. With the vegetarian festival near, demand is set to rise, likely pushing prices even higher.

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Weather

Authorities Warn of Rising Water Levels in Chao Phraya Basin

Authorities have warned that rising water releases from the Chao Phraya Dam could raise levels in low‑lying areas outside embankments by up to 0.70 meters across ten provinces and Bangkok. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation urged residents to monitor water, prepare for possible flooding, and follow updates via official channels. No impact is expected for communities inside the embankments.

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